Torture from the Top Down

Yesterday's hearings in the Senate Armed Services Committee ...brought a new focus on....William J. Haynes II, Rumsfeld's lawyer and now a lawyer for Chevron. Two things emerge from the hearing. First, that Haynes was effectively a stationmaster when it came to introducing torture techniques in the "war on terror," circumventing opposition from career military and pushing through a policy of brutality and cruelty, by stealth when necessary. And second, ... Full Story »

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Michael Nolan
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by Michael Nolan - Oct. 1, 2008

Very well-written account about how a mid-level Administration official has used so-called ignorance in order to cover-up the reality of torture.

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